Prior to publishing analysis and interpretation of water quality data, we will ensure that all data that meets QA/QC standards outlined in the current project Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) and is accessible in the appropriate repository.
Water quality data from this project is ultimately destined for the Environmental Protection Agency’s Water Quality Exchange (EPA WQX). The process of transferring these data to the higher-level EPA repository is referred to as data “uplift.”
The Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) for this project describes data management details and responsible parties for each step of the data pipeline from observation to repository. The 2021 data preparation and review process is published here as an appendix as an example of the process applied annually to each year’s data.
A.1.1 2021 Water Quality Data
In this appendix we will collate 2021 laboratory data from several sources into a single spreadsheet document with a consistent format. The desired end format is a spreadsheet template provided by the EPA Water Quality Exchange. These template files are available to download from the EPA at https://www.epa.gov/waterdata/water-quality-exchange-web-template-files.
Once the data is collated, it will be evaluated according to a Quality Assurance Checklist (template example provided by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Soldotna office). Field observations that do not meet the quality assurance standards described in the evaluation checklist will be flagged and will not be uplifted to the EPA WQX.
Data that has been uplifted to the EPA WQX is evaluated biannually by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) in their Integrated Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment Report1. The integrated report evaluates available water quality data from the previous five years against Alaska water quality standards and regulations (ADEC 2020).
A.1.1.1 2021 Water Quality Data AQWMS Formatting
The code scripts below assemble water quality data from the three analytical laboratories that partnered with Kenai Watershed Forum for this project in 2021:
A.1.2 2021 Provisional Results, Prior to Data Review
Results last updated 2023-05-10
The above data sources have been collated in to a single .csv file (available for download) into a format compatible with the EPA Water Quality Exchange. These data have not yet been evaluated against QA/QC standards following guidance in the current project Quality Assurance Project Plan.
Prior to uplift to the EPA WQX, all water quality data must be checked against a series of standard questions in order to evaluate how quality assurance / quality check (QA/QC) requirements are met. The draft Data Evaluation Checklist Template (available for download below) outlines these questions:
1.) Were the appropriate analytical methods used for all parameters?
Yes. Analytical methods from the approved 2020 QAPP were employed.
2.) Were there any deviations from the sampling plan?
All sites were visited as planned on 5/11/2021 and 7/27/2021. Most intrinsic water quality parameters measured with instruments (pH, dissolved oxygen, conductivity, turbidity) were not measured.
3.) Were field duplicates, blanks, and/or other QC samples collected as planned?
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'activity_start_date'. You can override using the `.groups` argument.
To see a table comparing planned vs actual results for 2021, view the excel file linked above.
From the above table we can see that there are deviations between planned and actual results available. These reasons for the deviations are known and are attributable to two causes:
Cause 1: The Spring 2021 Chain of Custody (COC) from KWF to SGS was completed erroneously. The COC specified for 200.8 analyses to be complete for all sites (when they should have stopped upstream of Morgan’s Landing RM31), and it also specified for 200.7 analyses to stop upstream of Morgan’s Landing (when they should have been performed for all sites in the project).
As a result, for Spring 2021 total metals data will be unavailable for sites upstream of the Morgan’s Landing RM31 site.
Cause 2: For Summer 2021, the SGS performed the 200.8 analyses for all 27 analytes available for the method; instead of just the smaller subset of analytes as requested. (E.g., KWF received extra data for free. In this case., there are no consequences of deviating from the planned analyses).
4.) Do the laboratory reports provide results for all sites and parameters?
The laboratory reports provide results for all sites, and for all parameters, with the exceptions outlined above in question #3.
5.) Is a copy of the Chain of Custody included with the laboratory reports?
We worked with three separate laboratories in 2021:
SGS Laboratories, Anchorage, AK
Chain of Custody documents are included within the PDF laboratory reports linked above earlier in this appendix.
Soldotna Wastewater Treatment Plant, Soldotna, AK
Chain of Custody documents are on file with Kenai Watershed Forum for fecal coliform and total suspended solids for 5/11/2021, and for total suspended solids on 7/27/2021.
Tauriainen Engineering & Testing, Soldotna, AK
An individual document for each sample reports the time and date of delivery and analysis for each sample. These documents are included with the PDF laboratory reports linked above earlier in this appendix.
6.) Do the laboratory reports match the Chain of Custody and requested methods throughout?
The laboratory reports match the Chain of Custody and requested methods, with the one exception discussed in question #3. For summer 2021, the SGS performed the 200.8 analyses for all 27 analytes available for the method; instead of just the smaller subset of analytes as requested. (E.g., KWF received extra data for free. In this case., there are no consequences of deviating from the planned analyses).
7.) Are the number of samples on the laboratory reports the same as on the Chain of Custody?
The quantity of sample bottles sent to the laboratories matches the number of analyzed samples for samples collected and delivered on 5/11/2021 and 7/27/2021.
8.) Was all supporting info provided in the laboratory report, such as reporting limits for all analyses and definitions?
We worked with three separate laboratories in 2021:
SGS Laboratories, Anchorage, AK
SGS provided data as PDFs which included reporting limits, as well as in the form of an Electronic Data Deliverable where this information is also included in column format.
Soldotna Wastewater Treatment Plant (SWWTP), Soldotna, AK
SWWTP provided data in the form of .xls files. Reporting limits are described in this project’s current Quality Assurance Action Plan.
Tauriainen Engineering & Testing, Soldotna, AK
Tauriainen provided data in the form of PDF documents. Reporting limits are described in this project’s current Quality Assurance Action Plan.
9.) Are site names, dates, and times correct and as expected?
Yes, after post-season correction documented in this report. Notes: In 2021 Kenai Watershed Forum used pre-printed waterproof labels on all sample bottles, reducing opportunity for field and lab transcription errors. Remaining site name transcription errors from laboratories were corrected in post-season data review.
10.) Were there any issues with instrument calibration?
Instruments to measure intrinsic water quality parameters (sondes; to measure pH, dissolved oxygen, conductivity, turbidity) were not employed in 2021.
Teams did use hand-held probes to record water temperature on-site. Prior to field use, the hand-held probes were verified as measuring within the accuracy level define in the QAPP using an ice bath in the laboratory.
11.) Did the instruments perform as expected?
The hand-held water temperature probes performed as expected in 2021.
12.) Was instrument calibration performed according to the QAPP and instrument recommendations?
Water temperature is a parameter that is “verified” rather than calibrated. The hand-held water temperature probes were verified as measuring within the accuracy level define in the QAPP using an ice bath in the laboratory, according to instrument recommendations.
13.) Was instrument verification during the field season performed according to the QAPP and instrument recommendations?
The hand-held water temperature probes were verified as measuring within the accuracy level define in the QAPP using an ice bath in the laboratory, according to instrument recommendations.
14.) Were instrument calibration verification logs or records kept?
Yes. These records are held at Kenai Watershed Forum, 44129 Sterling Hwy, Soldotna, AK.
15.) Do the instrument data files site IDs, time stamps and file names match?
Instrument files were not employed in 2021. Measurements from hand held probes were recorded on waterproof paper field forms.
16.) Is any insitu field data rejected and why?
No insitu data is rejected from 5/11/2021 or 7/27/2021.
17.) Were preservation, hold time and temperature requirements met?
Yes. Summer and Spring 2021 holding time requirements were met for all samples. See downloadable files below. Laboratory result documents indicated no compromises of preservation and temperature requirements.
---execute: echo: falsedate: "`r Sys.Date()`"format: html: code-fold: true code-tools: true code-summary: "Show the code"---# Appendix: Data Review and Uplift```{r echo = F, message = F}# notes 1/24/2023# Current plan: # 1.) follow DEC data prep / evaluation steps per QAPP# 2.) format data to match WQX web template, as seen on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elsHENWlU5w```## IntroductionPrior to publishing analysis and interpretation of water quality data, we will ensure that all data that meets QA/QC standards outlined in the current project [Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP)](https://paperpile.com/app/p/7703451b-460d-00b4-82a0-1086ea2554c3) and is accessible in the appropriate repository.Water quality data from this project is ultimately destined for the Environmental Protection Agency's Water Quality Exchange (EPA WQX). The process of transferring these data to the higher-level EPA repository is referred to as data "uplift."The Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) for this project describes data management details and responsible parties for each step of the data pipeline from observation to repository. The 2021 data preparation and review process is published here as an appendix as an example of the process applied annually to each year's data.### 2021 Water Quality DataIn this appendix we will collate 2021 laboratory data from several sources into a single spreadsheet document with a consistent format. The desired end format is a spreadsheet template provided by the EPA Water Quality Exchange. These template files are available to download from the EPA at <https://www.epa.gov/waterdata/water-quality-exchange-web-template-files>.Once the data is collated, it will be evaluated according to a Quality Assurance Checklist (template example provided by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Soldotna office). Field observations that do not meet the quality assurance standards described in the evaluation checklist will be flagged and will not be uplifted to the EPA WQX.Data that has been uplifted to the EPA WQX is evaluated biannually by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) in their [Integrated Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment Report](https://dec.alaska.gov/water/water-quality/integrated-report/)[^appendix_a-1]. The integrated report evaluates available water quality data from the previous five years against Alaska water quality standards and regulations [@adec2020].[^appendix_a-1]: https://dec.alaska.gov/water/water-quality/integrated-report/#### 2021 Water Quality Data AQWMS FormattingThe code scripts below assemble water quality data from the three analytical laboratories that partnered with Kenai Watershed Forum for this project in 2021:- SGS Laboratories (Anchorage, AK)- Soldotna Wastewater Treatment Plant (Soldotna, AK)- Taurianen Engineering and Testing (Soldotna, AK)<br>------------------------------------------------------------------------##### 2021 Metals/Nutrients Lab Results (SGS Labs)```{r, echo = F, message = F}library("xfun")xfun::embed_file('other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SGS/spring_2021_sgs_batch_info.csv', text ="Download Original Spring 2021 Metals/Nutrients Lab Results from SGS")``````{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/input/2021_wqx_data/summer_2021_wqx_data/SGS/summer_2021_sgs_batch_info.csv', text ="Download Original Summer 2021 Metals/Nutrients Lab Results from SGS")```\**Note: the chain of custody documents for SGS Laboratories are integrated into the above downloadable PDF files.*\newpage<br>```{r, 2021 AQWMS formatting for SGS, echo = F, message = F}#| warning: false#| message: false# clear environmentrm(list=ls())# load packageslibrary(tidyverse)library(readxl)library(openxlsx)library(data.table)library(stringr)library(magrittr)library(janitor)library(hms)library(lubridate)library(anytime)xfun::pkg_load2(c("htmltools", "mime"))# Assign 2021 Field Sample Dates # Spring 2021 sampling datespring21_sample_date <-"5/11/2021"# Summer 2021 Sampling Datesummer21_sample_date <-"7/27/2021"``````{r message = FALSE, echo = F, include = F}#| warning: false#| message: false######################################################################################################################################################### Read in and Clean SGS/ALS Data ################################################################################################################################################################################## Part A: SGS Data Read In ############################### Reformat SGS data downloaded from their server client (SGS Engage, full EDD files) to match AQWMS template# read inspring_batch_sgs21 <-read.csv("other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SGS/spring_2021_sgs_batch_info.csv")summer_batch_sgs21 <-read.csv("other/input/2021_wqx_data/summer_2021_wqx_data/SGS/summer_2021_sgs_batch_info.csv")# clean up and retain only useful columnssgs21 <-bind_rows(spring_batch_sgs21,summer_batch_sgs21) %>%clean_names() %>%remove_empty() %>%# remove unneeded columnsselect(-project_id)%>%rename(sample = sample_id,lab_sample = lab_sample_id,detection_limit = dl) %>%transform(lab_sample =as.character(lab_sample),sample_rpd =as.character(sample_rpd)) %>%# add lab namemutate(lab_name ="SGS North America, Anchorage, Alaska",matrix ="Water") %>%# split a.) lab sample run & b.) collect time and date in prep for future join with ALS data##### NOTE: SGS data has date and time, ALS has date only. transform(collect_date_time =mdy_hm(collect_date),rec_date_time =mdy_hm(rec_date),run_date_time =mdy_hm(run_date_time),extracted_date_time =mdy_hm(extracted_date)) %>%mutate(collect_time =as_hms(collect_date_time),collect_date =date(collect_date_time),rec_date =date(rec_date_time),rec_time =as_hms(rec_date_time),run_time =as_hms(run_date_time),run_date =date(run_date_time),extracted_time =as_hms(extracted_date_time),extracted_date =date(extracted_date_time)) %>%select(-collect_date_time,-rec_date_time,-run_date_time) %>%rename(sample = sample)rm(spring_batch_sgs21,summer_batch_sgs21)###################### Part B: ALS Data Read In ############################### SGS subcontracted analyses of Ca, Fe, and Mg to ALS laboratories (Kelso, WA). These results are not included in the spreadsheet download from SGS engage and were entered manually in to seperate spring and summer "ALS" named spreadsheets#### read in spring 2021 results from ALS spring_als21 <-read.csv("other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SGS/spring_2021_als_batch_info.csv") %>%clean_names() summer_als21 <-read.csv("other/input/2021_wqx_data/summer_2021_wqx_data/SGS/summer_2021_als_batch_info.csv") %>%clean_names()# bind spring and summerals21 <-bind_rows(spring_als21,summer_als21) %>%remove_empty() %>%# proceed left to right of existing ALS dataframe to make its naming structure match the sgs21 dataframe. Add, remove, modify column names as neededselect(-client,-project,-service_request) %>%rename(lab_sample = lab_code) %>%rename(collect_date = date_collected,collect_time = time_collected,rec_date = date_received,rec_time = time_received,# sample_type ::: not sure where to match with sgs data yet or where to put in aqwms, but is important for qa/qcextracted_date = date_extracted,extracted_time = time_extracted,extraction_code = extraction_method,run_date = date_analyzed,run_time = time_analyzed,analytical_method = method,#units = units,analyte = component,resultflag = result_notes,amount_spiked = spike_concentration,percent_recovered = percent_recovery,allowable_limit = acceptance_limits,sample_rpd = rpd,# change report/detection limit terminology See SGS document, "SGS DL, LOD, LOQ Interpretation"loq = reporting_limit) %>%mutate(lab_name ="ALS Environmental, Kelso, Washington"#,#run_time = "" ) %>%# prep column classes to bind with sgs dataframetransform(analytical_method =as.character(analytical_method),run_date =mdy(run_date),run_time =as_hms(as.POSIXct(run_time, format ="%H:%M")),#run_time = as_hms(run_time),collect_date =mdy(collect_date),rec_date =mdy(rec_date),rec_time =as_hms(as.POSIXct(rec_time, format ="%H:%M")),extracted_date =mdy(extracted_date),extracted_time =as_hms(as.POSIXct(extracted_time, format ="%H:%M")),result =as.double(result),collect_time =as_hms(as.POSIXct(collect_time, format ="%H:%M")))# join SGS data with ALS datadat <-bind_rows(sgs21,als21) # remove old dataframesrm(als21,sgs21,spring_als21,summer_als21)# export table of sample types## assign sample type acronyms just like with sgs21 samples. see excel file for full definitions# --> make sure doesn't conflict with other sample_type designations in rest of document. use same acronyms### export table of sample types, then manually translate their abbreviationssample_types <- dat %>%select(sample_type,lab_name) %>%distinct()# remove old version and write new oneunlink("other/input/AQWMS/sample_type_abbreviations.xlsx")write.xlsx(sample_types, "other/input/AQWMS/sample_type_abbreviations.xlsx")# manually created a translation of all the acronyms in an accompanying file. removed inconsistencies in sample type abbreviations into one consistent schema between SGS and ALS labs############### Part C: Address spelling/format issues and inconsistent sample/site names ####################### Upon visual inspection of site names, we can see that the location names in the AQWMS template differ slightly from the place names in the SGS report (spelling and name inconsistencies).# 3/28/2022 - A note on addressing "Duplicate" designations. # In QA/QC data review in March 2022 the following was clarified through trial and error: we must make a careful distinction between "Field Duplicates" and "Lab duplicates" when preparing this data. The sample names contain info about whether a result is from a "Field Duplicate," e.g., two field collections made at the same location/day/time. However the ALS lab also created "Lab Duplicates," which are not from the same sites as field duplicates, and designates these as "DUP1" in the "sample_type" column.# See AQWMS Activity Type column assign distinctions# Decision - we will designate the field duplicates simply as a Field Duplicate# move info about duplicate sample and/or sample blank status into separate new column, "sample_condition"dat %<>%mutate(sample_condition =case_when(grepl("Method Blank",sample) ~"Method Blank",grepl("Trip Blank",sample) ~"Trip Blank",grepl("DUP",sample) ~"Field Duplicate",grepl("Dup",sample) ~"Field Duplicate")) # %>%# remove "DUP" designation from "sample" column# mutate(sample = str_replace(sample, "DUP|Dup", "")) #z <- dat %>% # filter(sample_condition == "Field Duplicate") %>%# select(sample, sample_condition)# remove from "sample" names the text containing the suffixes Diss/Dis (Dissolved metals sample) since we only want location info in this column. (Solution for this step was found at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29271549/replace-all-occurrences-of-a-string-in-a-data-frame)dat %<>%mutate(sample = (str_replace(sample, "Diss|Dis|DUP|Dup",""))) %>%# remove "Diss" suffix and "EP" prefix from "analytical_method" columnmutate(analytical_method =str_replace(analytical_method, "Diss", "")) %>%# note trailing space after "EP200.8 "mutate(analytical_method =str_replace(analytical_method,"EP200.8 ","200.8")) %>%# address the one stubborn site name still containing "Diss"mutate(sample =case_when( sample =="RM0-No Name Creek Diss"~"RM0-No Name Creek",TRUE~ sample)) # Sample name clean up# We need to remove white spaces, apostrophes, and dashes; because join functions such as "left_join" are often uncooperative with these types of string characters. We will need to use joins with site names in next steps.dat %<>%# remove excess white spacesmutate(sample =str_trim(sample,"both")) %>%mutate(sample =str_squish(sample)) %>%# make remaining white spaces underscoresmutate(sample =gsub("\\s+","_",sample)) %>%# remove apostrophesmutate(sample =gsub("\\'","",sample)) %>%# replace dashes with underscoresmutate(sample =gsub("\\-","_",sample)) %>%# replace multiple underscores with singlemutate(sample =gsub("\\__","_",sample)) %>%mutate(sample =gsub("\\___","_",sample)) %>%# again replace multiple underscores with singlemutate(sample =gsub("\\__","_",sample)) # apply note regarding trip blanks (for BTEX organics)# assigned in sequence as encountered on chain of custodydat %<>%mutate(note =case_when(grepl("Trip_Blank_1", sample) ~"KWF Crew, RM1.5_Kenai_City_Dock",grepl("Trip_Blank_2", sample) ~"USFWS Crew, RM6.5_Cunningham_Park",grepl("Trip_Blank_3", sample) ~"DEC Crew, RM40_Bings_Landing",grepl("Trip_Blank_4", sample) ~"DEC Crew, RM43_Upstream_of_Dow_Island"))# seperate result qualifiers (U, J, B) in to a new column#sgs21 %<>%# account for fact that als data already has qualifier column and has characters in results column# mutate(qualifier = case_when(# result == "ND" ~ qualifier,# result != "ND" ~ str_extract(result,"[aA-zZ]+"))) %>%# mutate(result = str_remove(result,"[aA-zZ]+")) ############## Part D: Prepare SGS/ALS Location/Site Names ########################### NOTE: The SGS and ALS 2021 sample name results have a variety of misspelling and typos. For 2022, we should provide labs with a csv file of site names that they can use# In preparation for a join to AQWMS table, we will manually generate a match table csv file that we can use ## generate list of unique site names from 2021 SGS datasgs21_sitenames <-data.table(unique(dat$sample)) %>%arrange(V1)# generate list of unique site names from 2021 AQWMS template. These are the names we want in the final productaqwms21_sitenames <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/AWQMS_KWF_Baseline_2021.xlsx", sheet ="Monitoring Locations") %>%select("Monitoring Location Name", "Monitoring Location ID") %>%distinct()# write 2021 sgs site names to an excel filesite_match_table_path <-"other/input/AQWMS/sgs_site_names_matching_table.xlsx"write.xlsx(sgs21_sitenames, site_match_table_path) # create an excel file with two sheets: a.) SGS site names, and b.) AQWMS site nameswb <-loadWorkbook(site_match_table_path)addWorksheet(wb,"Sheet2")writeData(wb,"Sheet2",aqwms21_sitenames)saveWorkbook(wb,site_match_table_path,overwrite =TRUE)# Using these two tables, we will manually create a new file titled "sgs_site_names_matching_table_manual_edit.xlsx" and manually match up the two disparate naming systems. # Site name matching performed manually by B Meyer, March 18, 2022.# append "Monitoring Location Name" and "Monitoring Location ID" info from WQX to spring 2021 SGS data## read in site names join tablesitenames21_match <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/sgs_site_names_matching_table_manual_edit.xlsx") %>%select(`Monitoring Location Name`,`Monitoring Location ID`,sgs_sitenames) %>%rename(sample = sgs_sitenames) %>%filter(!is.na(`Monitoring Location ID`))# append monitoring location namesdat %<>%left_join(sitenames21_match, by ="sample") %>%clean_names()# remove extraneous dataframesrm(sgs21_sitenames,aqwms21_sitenames,sitenames21_match)######################## Part E: "Result Analytical Method Context" name rectification ####################### In the AQWMS template, the EPA names for chemical analyses that will go in the column "Result Analytical Method ID" do not exactly match the names provided by the laboratory (SGS). After communicating with SGS and ADEC on 2/8/2022, we are able to cross-walk between the two naming systems. These matches are documented in the excel file "analysis_code_matching_table.xlsx."# assign "Result Analytical Method ID" and "Result Analytical Method Context" to dataset using matching table# read in matching tableanalysis_code_matching_table <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/analysis_code_matching_table.xlsx") %>%select(-Comments,-`EPA Name`) %>%clean_names() %>%rename(analytical_method = sgs_analysis_code) %>%# remove "EP" prefix from method "EP200.8"mutate(analytical_method =str_replace(analytical_method,"EP200.8","200.8"))# read in AQWMS Analytical Methods listaqwms_analytical_methods <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/AWQMS_KWF_Baseline_2021.xlsx", sheet ="Analytical Methods") %>%select("ID","Context Code") %>%clean_names() %>%rename(epa_analysis_id = id) %>%distinct()# join two tables aboveepa_analysis_codes <-inner_join(aqwms_analytical_methods,analysis_code_matching_table, by ="epa_analysis_id") %>%filter(!context_code %in%c("USEPA Rev 5.4","APHA (1997)","APHA (1999)")) # join EPA analysis IDs and context codes to overall datasetdat %<>%mutate(analytical_method =str_replace(analytical_method,"EP200.8","200.8")) %>%left_join(epa_analysis_codes, by ="analytical_method") # remove unneeded dfsrm(analysis_code_matching_table,aqwms_analytical_methods,epa_analysis_codes)``````{r message = FALSE, echo = F, include = F}#| warning: false#| message: false########################## Miscellaneous Steps for SGS values #################################################### Address Non-Detect values ########################## Note on non-detect values# Non-detect values should be left blank. A non-detect does not necessarily mean there was a zero observation of an analyte in a sample, it could be just be present at a level lower than the method detection level (lower than what the lab equipment can detect). # Instead of putting 0 in the results, we’ll leave it blank. The Practical Quantitation Limit (or Limit of Quantitation) is presented alongside the result in each row. When DEC evaluates a waterbody, they’ll use ½ the PQL as a stand-in for a non-detect. # See explanatory document at "other/documents/references/SGS DL, LOD, LOQ Interpretation.pdf" for more details.# modify non-detect values from "0" to "NA" if resultflag = U or NDdat %<>%mutate(result1 =na_if(result,0)) %>%select(-result) %>%rename(result = result1)###### Segregate laboratory QA/QC data from field data ######### These lab-only data will be evaluated at a later step of QA/QC evaluation. See excel file "other/input/AQWMS/sample_type_abbreviations_manual_edit.xlsx" for sample_type naming schema.# Within this data evaluation, we will create two dataframes. One containing the full output of both lab QA data and field data, and the other containing field data only.sgs21_als21_qaqc_dat <- dat %>%# retain only results not from field sampling program (project samples and trip blanks)# also filter out hydrocarbon surrogate results ("surr"). Surrogate standards are compounds spiked into all samples, blanks, Laboratory Control Samples, and matrix spikes to monitor the efficacy of sample extraction, chromatographic, and calibration systems. They do not represent environmental observations.filter(!sample_type %in%c("PS","SMPL","TB") |grepl("(surr)",analyte))write.csv(sgs21_als21_qaqc_dat, "other/output/lab_qaqc_data/2021_lab_qaqc_data/sgs21_als21_qaqc_dat.csv")# for this dataframe, retain only non-field sample results for AQWMS exportdat %<>%filter(sample_type %in%c("PS","SMPL","TB")) %>%filter(!grepl("(surr)",analyte))rm(sgs21_als21_qaqc_dat)```<br>##### 2021 Fecal Coliform Lab Results (Soldotna Wastewater Treatment Plant (SWWTP)/Taurianen Engineering)```{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SWWTP/KRWF Fecal 05-11-21.xls', text ="Download Original Spring 2021 Fecal Coliform Lab Results from SWWTP")``````{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/input/2021_wqx_data/summer_2021_wqx_data/Taurianen/FecalColiform_Results_Summer2021.pdf', text ="Download Original Summer 2021 Fecal Coliform Lab Results from Taurianen")``````{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SWWTP/SWWTP_Spring_2021_TCC_FC.jpg', text ="Download Spring 2021 Fecal Coliform Chain of Custody")``````{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/input/2021_wqx_data/summer_2021_wqx_data/Taurianen/FC_CoC_Taurianen_Summer2021.pdf', text ="Download Summer 2021 Fecal Coliform Chain of Custody")``````{r include = F}################################################################################################################################################# Read in and Clean SWWTP / Taurianen FC Data ################################################################################################################################################################ Part A: SWWTP FC Data Read In ##################################################swwtp_spring21 <-read_excel("other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SWWTP/KRWF Fecal 05-11-21.xls", skip =11) %>%clean_names() %>%## fix site naming and terminology# move info about duplicate sample and/or sample blank status into separate column# sample type abbreviationsmutate(sample_type =case_when(grepl("BLANK",sample_location_rm) ~"MB", # method blankgrepl("POSITIVE",sample_location_rm) ~"LCS")) %>%# laboratory control sample# assign all other samples as "PS" (project sample)mutate_at(vars(sample_type),~replace_na(.,"PS")) %>%# field dup designationmutate(sample_condition =case_when(grepl("DUP",sample_location_rm) ~"Field Duplicate")) %>%# remove "BLANK", and "POSITIVE designation from sample_location columnmutate(sample_location_rm = (str_replace(sample_location_rm, "BLANK|POSITIVE", ""))) # remove "DUP" from site name column and trim white spaces in site name columnswwtp_spring21 %<>%mutate(sample_location_rm =str_remove(sample_location_rm,"DUP")) %>%mutate(sample_location_rm =str_trim(sample_location_rm,"right"))# address different site naming systems# use manually generated matching table# read in matching table and matchswwtp_spring21_site_matching <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/swwtp_site_names_matching_table_manual_edit.xlsx") # join# 2/14/23 - working here - modify join table to contain "sample" column w/ format RM_0_No_Name_Creekswwtp_spring21 %<>%full_join(swwtp_spring21_site_matching) %>%select(-sample_location_rm)rm(swwtp_spring21_site_matching)## fix lab analysis times and datesswwtp_spring21 %<>%# lab processing time/datemutate(analysis_time_in =as_hms(time_in),analysis_date_in =mdy(spring21_sample_date),analysis_time_out =as_hms(time_out),# see file "other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SWWTP/KRWF Fecal 05-11-21.xls for out analysis dateanalysis_date_out =ymd("2021-05-12")) %>%select(-time_in,-time_out) %>%transform(time_sampled =as_hms(time_sampled)) %>%# field sample date and timemutate(time_sampled =as_hms(time_sampled), sample_date =mdy(spring21_sample_date))## assign time/date received at lab. info from chain of custodyswwtp_spring21_rec_time <-"13:31:00"swwtp_spring21_rec_date <-"2021-05-11"swwtp_spring21 %<>%mutate(rec_date =ymd(swwtp_spring21_rec_date),rec_time =as_hms(swwtp_spring21_rec_time))## rename existing column names and create new ones to match sgs21 data format at end of prior code chunkswwtp_spring21 %<>%rename(lab_sample = dish_number,result = colony_count_100m_l,collect_time = time_sampled,run_time = analysis_time_in,run_date = analysis_date_in,# = analysis_time_out,# = analysis_date_out,collect_date = sample_date) %>%mutate(note =paste0("Lab analysis volume = ",ml," mL"),matrix ="Water (Surface, Eff., Ground)",analytical_method ="9222 D ~ Membrane filtration test for fecal coliforms",analyte ="Fecal Coliform",units ="cfu/100ml",# reporting limit ("loq") value from 2019 QAPP, pg 17loq =1.0,lab_name ="Soldotna Wastewater Treatment Plant, Soldotna, Alaska",units ="cfu/100ml",epa_analysis_id ="9222D",context_code ="APHA",analyst ="AW") %>%clean_names() %>%select(-ml,-colony_count) %>%# transform to prep for bind with sgs21transform(lab_sample =as.character(lab_sample),result =as.double(result)) %>%# apply correction to the one "TNTC" result (Too Numerous To Count), since we can't have characters and integers in same columnmutate(note =case_when( lab_sample =="30"~paste("Lab analysis volume = 0.5 mL, result = TNTC"),TRUE~ note))########### Address Non-Detect values in SWWTP Fecal Coliform Data ########################## Non-detect values should be left blank. A non-detect does not necessarily mean there was a zero observation of an analyte in a sample, it could be just be present at a level lower than the method detection level (lower than what the lab equipment can detect). Instead of 0, we’ll leave it blank. The Practical Quantitation Limit (or Limit of Quantitation) is presented alongside the result. When DEC evaluates a waterbody, they’ll use ½ the PQL as a stand-in for a non-detect. See explanatory document at "other/documents/references/SGS DL, LOD, LOQ Interpretation.pdf" for more details.# Assign a resultflag column. Use "=" if result > 1.0 cfu and "U" if result < 1.0 cfu. See pg 20 of 2023 QAPP at "other/documents/QAPP/qapp_draft_v4.2.pdf"swwtp_spring21 %<>%mutate(resultflag =case_when( result <1~"U",TRUE~"="))# modify non-detect values from "0" to "NA" if resultflag = U or NDswwtp_spring21 %<>%mutate(result1 =na_if(result,0)) %>%select(-result) %>%rename(result = result1)# segregate lab results from field results, and write lab qa/qc results to external csvswwtp_spring21_qaqc_dat <- swwtp_spring21 %>%filter(sample_type %in%c("MB","LCS"))write.csv(swwtp_spring21_qaqc_dat, "other/output/lab_qaqc_data/2021_lab_qaqc_data/swwtp_spring21_fc_qaqc_dat.csv", row.names = F)swwtp_spring21 %<>%filter(!sample_type %in%c("MB","LCS"))## join SGS 2021 data to Spring 2021 Fecal Coliform data from SWWTPdat <-bind_rows(dat,swwtp_spring21) %>%select(-location)rm(swwtp_spring21)## NOTE - after this join, there is no content in the "sample" column for FC samples. This column does not exist## If we need this column to exist, do a table_join similar to what was done for the SGS and ALS data. May not need it though, since we have monitoring location name & monitoring location id columns already.``````{r}########################### Part B: Taurianen FC Data Read In (Summer 2021) ##############################################taur_summer21_rec_date <-"2021-07-27"taur_summer21_rec_time <-"13:37:00"## read in taurianen summer 2021 resultstaur_summer21 <-read_excel("other/input/2021_wqx_data/summer_2021_wqx_data/Taurianen/Fecal_Coliform_Results_Spreadsheet.xlsx", skip =3) %>%clean_names() %>%select(-qc1,-data_entry,-qc2) %>%## move info about duplicate sample and/or sample blank status into separate columnmutate(sample_condition =case_when(grepl("DUP",sample_location) ~"Field Duplicate")) %>%# remove "DUP" designation from sample_location columnmutate(sample_location = (str_replace(sample_location, "_DUP", ""))) %>%# trim white spaces in site name columnmutate(sample_location =str_trim(sample_location,"right")) %>%## add known info about times/dates, correct formats and column namesmutate(collect_date =mdy(summer21_sample_date),run_date =mdy(summer21_sample_date),run_time =as_hms(time_relinquished),analysis_date_out =mdy("7/28/2021"),analysis_time_out =as_hms(time_tested), # time/date received at lab from chain of custodyrec_date =ymd(taur_summer21_rec_date),rec_time =as_hms(taur_summer21_rec_time),# drop old columns.keep ="unused") %>%select(-date_of_testing,-neg_pos) %>%transform(time_sampled =as_hms(time_sampled)) %>%## add lab namemutate(lab_name ="Taurianen Engineering and Testing, Soldotna, Alaska") %>%# rename columnsrename(sample = sample_location,collect_time = time_sampled)# NOTE: for Taurianan QA/QC practices, see email from from Taurianen at "other/documents/references/Taurianen QA Technique (Email march 2022).docx" (folder in this project repo)## fix site naming and terminology# generate spreadsheet of unique site names from taurianen dataset taur_summer21_sites <-data.frame(unique(taur_summer21$sample)) %>%rename(sample = unique.taur_summer21.sample.)# export site names list to spreadsheetwrite.xlsx(taur_summer21_sites, "other/input/AQWMS/taurianen_site_names_matching_table.xlsx")# manually edit a new spreadsheet such that taurianen site names are paired iwth AWQMS site names# read in manually edited site names sheettaur_summer21_sites <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/taurianen_site_names_matching_table_manual_edit.xlsx") # join AWQMS site names to taurianen datataur_summer21 <-left_join(taur_summer21,taur_summer21_sites,by ="sample") ## add and/or rename other columns to match SWWTP dataframe structuretaur_summer21 %<>%clean_names() %>%select(-direct_count) %>%rename(result = number_of_colonies) %>%mutate(note ="",matrix ="Water",analytical_method ="9222 D ~ Membrane filtration test for fecal coliforms",analyte ="Fecal Coliform", units ="cfu/100ml",# loq = reporting limitloq =1,epa_analysis_id ="9222D",context_code ="APHA") %>%transform(result =as.double(result))# assign "sample_type"taur_summer21 %<>%mutate(sample_type =case_when( sample_condition =="Lab Blank"~"MB", # method blank sample_condition =="Positive Control"~"LCS", # laboratory control sampleTRUE~"PS" ))########### Address Non-Detect values ########################## Non-detect values should be left blank. A non-detect does not necessarily mean there was a zero observation of an analyte in a sample, it could be just be present at a level lower than the method detection level (lower than what the lab equipment can detect). Instead of 0, we’ll leave it blank. The Practical Quantitation Limit (or Limit of Quantitation) is presented alongside the result. When DEC evaluates a waterbody, they’ll use ½ the PQL as a stand-in for a non-detect. See explanatory document at other/documents/references/SGS DL, LOD, LOQ Interpretation.pdf for more details.# Assign resultflag column. Use "=" if result > 1 and "U" if result < 1. See pg 17 of 2020 QAPP at "other/documents/QAPP/QAPP-2020-KenaiRiverWatershed_ZnCu.pdf"taur_summer21 %<>%mutate(resultflag =case_when( result <1~"U",TRUE~"="))# modify non-detect values from "0" to "NA" if resultflag = U or NDtaur_summer21 %<>%mutate(result1 =na_if(result,0)) %>%select(-result) %>%rename(result = result1)# segregate lab results from field results, and write lab qa/qc results to external csvtaur_summer21_qaqc_dat <- taur_summer21 %>%filter(sample_type %in%c("MB","LCS"))write.csv(taur_summer21_qaqc_dat, "other/output/lab_qaqc_data/2021_lab_qaqc_data/taur_summer21_qaqc_dat.csv", row.names = F)# join 2021 Taurianen Fecal Coliform data into overall dataframe so fardat <-bind_rows(dat,taur_summer21)rm(taur_summer21,taur_summer21_sites,taur_summer21_qaqc_dat,swwtp_spring21_qaqc_dat)```<br>##### 2021 Total Suspended Solids Lab Results (Soldotna Wastewater Treatment Plant (SWWTP))```{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SWWTP/KRWF TSS MONITORING 05-11-21.xlsx', text ="Download Original Spring 2021 Total Suspended Solids Results from SWWTP.xlsx")``````{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/input/2021_wqx_data/summer_2021_wqx_data/SWWTP/KRWF TSS MONITORING 07-28-21.xlsx', text ="Download Original Summer 2021 Total Suspended Solids Results from SWWTP.xlsx")``````{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SWWTP/SWWTP_Spring_2021_TCC_FC.jpg', text ="Download Spring 2021 Total Suspended Solids Chain of Custody")``````{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/input/2021_wqx_data/summer_2021_wqx_data/SWWTP/TSS_CoC_SWWTP_Summer2021.pdf', text ="Download Summer 2021 Total Suspended Solids Chain of Custody")```<br>```{r include = F}# SWWTP Spring 2021 TSS data## Reformat TSS data to match AQWMS template# read inswwtp_tss_spring21 <-read_excel('other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SWWTP/KRWF TSS MONITORING 05-11-21.xlsx', skip =1, sheet ="Updated_Formatting") %>%clean_names() %>%transform(date_of_analysis =anydate(date_of_analysis)) %>%# add info from lab COCmutate(rec_date =ymd_hms("2021-05-11 14:00:00"))swwtp_tss_summer21 <-read_excel('other/input/2021_wqx_data/summer_2021_wqx_data/SWWTP/KRWF TSS MONITORING 07-28-21.xlsx', skip =1, sheet ="Updated_Formatting") %>%clean_names() %>%transform(sample_time =anytime(sample_time)) %>%# add info from lab COCmutate(rec_date =ymd_hms("2021-07-27 14:00:00"))# combine spring & summerswwtp_tss21 <-bind_rows(swwtp_tss_spring21,swwtp_tss_summer21) %>%remove_empty() rm(swwtp_tss_spring21,swwtp_tss_summer21)# prepare and format to match larger dataset## miscellaneous stepsswwtp_tss21 %<>%select(-qc1,-data_entry,-x8) %>%rename(analysis_time = time) %>%transform(sample_time =as_hms(sample_time),analysis_time =as_hms(analysis_time)) %>%# move info about duplicate sample and/or sample blank status into separate columnmutate(sample_condition =case_when(grepl("DUP",sample_location) ~"Field Duplicate")) %>%# remove "DUP" designation from locations columnmutate(sample_location =str_replace(sample_location, "_DUP", "")) %>%# replace "O" with zeros in location columnmutate(sample_location =str_replace(sample_location, "RM_O", "RM_0")) %>%# add units of suspended solidsmutate(units ="mg/l") %>%rename(result = s_s_mg_l) %>%transform(result =as.numeric(result)) %>%# add info about EPA analysis type from AWQMS templatemutate(epa_analysis_id ="2540-D",analytical_method ="SM21-2540-+D",context_code ="APHA",note ="") %>%# remove tare and paper weight valuesselect(-dried_wt,-paper_wt,-tare_wt_kg, -ml) %>%# modify date/time formatsmutate(collect_date =as.character(paste(field_sample_date,sample_time)),run_date_time =as.character(paste(date_of_analysis,analysis_time)), .keep ="unused") %>%mutate(collect_time =as_hms(as.POSIXct(collect_date))) %>%mutate(collect_date =date(as.POSIXct(collect_date)),run_time =as_hms(ymd_hms(run_date_time)),run_date =date(ymd_hms(run_date_time)),.keep ="unused") %>%# renamerename(analyst = signature) %>%# miscellaneousmutate(lab_sample ="",matrix ="Water",analyte ="Total suspended solids",# loq = reporting limitloq =1.0,# lod = sensitivity, or method detection limitlod =0.31,lab_name ="Soldotna Wastewater Treatment Plant, Soldotna, Alaska")# assign "sample_type"swwtp_tss21 %<>%mutate(sample_type =case_when( sample_condition =="Lab Blank"~"MB", # method blank sample_condition =="Positive Control"~"LCS", # laboratory control sampleTRUE~"PS" ))# get site names consistent with AWQMS formatswwtp_tss_sitenames <-data.frame(unique(swwtp_tss21$sample_location))# delete existing csv if presentunlink("other/input/AQWMS/swwtp_tss_sitenames.csv")# export csv of swwtp_tss site nameswrite.csv(swwtp_tss_sitenames,"other/input/AQWMS/swwtp_tss_sitenames.csv",row.names = F)# use this list to create manually edited file, matched to AWQMS template names# read in manually edited fileswwtp_tss_sitenames <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/swwtp_tss_site_names_matching_table_manual_edit.xlsx")# join correct site names to overall 2021 TSS datasetswwtp_tss21 <-left_join(swwtp_tss21,swwtp_tss_sitenames) %>%clean_names() %>%rename(sample = sample_location)########### Address Non-Detect values ########################## Non-detect values should be left blank. A non-detect does not necessarily mean there was a zero observation of an analyte in a sample, it could be just be present at a level lower than the method detection level (lower than what the lab equipment can detect). Instead of 0, we’ll leave it blank. The Practical Quantitation Limit (or Limit of Quantitation) is presented alongside the result. When DEC evaluates a waterbody, they’ll use ½ the PQL as a stand-in for a non-detect. See explanatory document at other/documents/references/SGS DL, LOD, LOQ Interpretation.pdf for more details.# Assign resultflag column. Use "=" if result > 1 and "U" if result < 1. See pg 20 of 2023 QAPP at "other/documents/QAPP/qapp_draft_v4.2.pdf"swwtp_tss21 %<>%mutate(resultflag =case_when( result <1& result >0.31~"J", result <0.31~"U",TRUE~"="))# modify non-detect values from "0" to "NA" if resultflag = U or NDswwtp_tss21 %<>%mutate(result1 =na_if(result,0)) %>%select(-result) %>%rename(result = result1)# in future scripts need to ensure that non-detect "0" results (resultflag = "U") are shown as "NA" rather than zero.###### In this next step is where we would normally export lab QA/QC sample data as a seperate csv. However, I have discovered that at least for 2021-2022 this lab QA data was not reported by SWWTP for Total Suspended Solids######## The SWWTP TSS Standard Opeating Procedure at "other\documents\references". The SOP does not describe the the kind of QA we need for baseline, as described in our QAPP####### The QAPP specifies the need for the following QA measurements for TSS: lab blank, lab duplicate sample, external QC check sample. These QA results were not reported in 2021 and 2022, likely not produced either. Check previous years####### The SWWTP SOP for TSS specifies the following for QA practices: "Every year the Soldotna WWTP must participate in the DMR QA as part of our NPDES permit. Part of the DMR QA test set is the TSS PE sample. This test must be performed and we must pass the sample to be able to report data for the year." Further details on the DMR QA test at https://www.epa.gov/compliance/discharge-monitoring-report-quality-assurance-study-program####### Bottom line: need to report this gap in planned QA practices, and re-instate recommended QA for TSS for 2023 !!! This topic has been added to the agenda of the technical advisory committee meeting March 20th, 2023.####### Update code here for 2023 and/or other previous years 2014-2020# segregate lab results from field results, and write lab qa/qc results to external csv#swwtp_tss21_qaqc_dat <- swwtp_tss21 %>%# filter(sample_type %in% c("MB","LCS"))#write.csv(swwtp_tss21_qaqc_dat, "other/output/lab_qaqc_data/2021_lab_qaqc_data/swwtp_tss21_qaqc_dat.csv", row.names = F)#rm(swwtp_tss21_qaqc_dat)# join TSS data with overall datasetdat <-bind_rows(dat,swwtp_tss21)rm(swwtp_tss_spring21,swwtp_tss_sitenames,swwtp_tss21)# 2/14/23 go back to FC section and see if sample name is already bad up there# (unnecessary??)``````{r include = F}############### Miscellaneous Steps for Overall Field Results Dataframe ############################## a.) filter out lab blanks and positive lab controls ###################dat %<>%# filter(!sample_condition %in% c("Lab Blank","Positive Control")) # should already be gone now 3/4/22############ b.) match latitude and longitude coordinates to sites #################### read in coordinatessite_coords <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/AQWMS_template_matching_table.xlsx", sheet ="site_coordinates") %>%remove_empty()## join coords to overall dfdat <-left_join(dat,site_coords)############ c.) assign "result sample fraction" (e.g. filtered, dissolved, etc.) ############## read in manually organized table that pairs "result sample fraction" with "analytical method"result_sample_fraction <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/AQWMS_template_matching_table.xlsx", sheet ="result_sample_fraction") %>%filter(!is.na(analytical_method)) %>%select(-description)## join to tabledat <-left_join(dat,result_sample_fraction)################ d.) assign "result detection condition"################ read in manually assigned join table for "result detection condition"result_detection_condition <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/AQWMS_template_matching_table.xlsx", sheet ="result_detection_condition") %>%clean_names() %>%filter(!is.na(resultflag))## join to table## z <- dat %>% left_join(dat,result_detection_condition, by = "resultflag")## the attempt at left_join above is exhibiting nonsensical result for unclear reason. For now, define programmatically instead:dat %<>%mutate(result_detection_condition =case_when( resultflag =="U"| resultflag =="ND"~"Not Detected", resultflag =="J"~"Present Below Quantification Limit"))############### e.) assign chemical preservative type ################## read in tablechemical_preservative <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/AQWMS_template_matching_table.xlsx", sheet ="chemical_preservative") %>%filter(!is.na(preservative)) %>%select(-description)## join to overall dataframedat <-left_join(dat,chemical_preservative)############# f.) assign bottle type and color ######################## read in tablebottle_type_color <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/AQWMS_template_matching_table.xlsx", sheet ="sample_container_type_color") %>%select(-description) %>%filter(!is.na(sample_container_type))## join to overall dataframedat <-left_join(dat,bottle_type_color)rm(site_coords, result_sample_fraction, result_detection_condition, chemical_preservative, bottle_type_color)############ g.) assign "Statistical Base Code" column ############### this value is not applicable to most results here, usually left blank. will assign "count": to fecal coliform thoughdat %<>%mutate(stat_base_code =case_when( analyte =="Fecal Coliform"~"Count" ))########### f.) "Activity ID" code shortening ####################### The Activity ID column consists of concatenating several columns (`Monitoring Location ID`,"-",collect_date,"-",analyte,"-", sample_condition). This field is permitted to be no longer than 55 characters. With full names of analytes included, the entries sometimes exceed 55 characters. # To address this issue, we will do two things: ## a.) use analyte abbreviations: for single elements, we will use their periodic table abbreviation. TBD for other analytes.## b.) use abbreviations for sample_condition (designations of field blank or field dup)## a.) analyte abbreviations# export list of unique analytes from 2021 datawrite.csv(data.frame(unique(dat$analyte)),"other/input/AQWMS/analytes_list.csv", row.names = F)# manually assign abbreviations for each analyte in the sister file "analytes_list_manual_edit.csv"# re-import edited list of analyte abbreviation names, then append to dataframe. Use in later step when creating Activity IDs.analyte_abbrev <-read.csv("other/input/AQWMS/analytes_list_manual_edit.csv")colnames(analyte_abbrev) <-c("analyte","analyte_abbreviation")dat %<>%left_join(analyte_abbrev)``````{r include = F}# WORKING HERE 2/10/2023, see notes below## b.) sample_condition abbreviationsdat %<>%mutate(sample_condition_abbrv =case_when( sample_condition =="Field Duplicate"~"DUP", sample_condition =="Trip Blank"~"Blank")) # temporarily reduce DF width to visually examine errors described below; see "temp" file in AQWMS folder#%>% select(sample,collect_date,sample_type,sample_condition,sample_condition_abbrv,analyte,lab_name,result)# write temporary inspection file#write.csv(z, "other/input/AQWMS/temp.csv")########################## TO DO#### working here 2/14/23# issues to resolve:# some samples from 5/11/2021 no name creek have "PS" for sample type but have "Field Duplicate" for sample_condition. need to fix. # 3/16/23:: this is a correct description; field duplicates ARE project samples# also need to disambiguate "PS" from "SMPL" (the latter is the ALS lab designation) (exploring around line 474 to diagnose)## Note: at this stage there are lots of format issues with conventions in the "sample" column, but this is not retained in the final data export so it is not an issues. For reference, these issues include:# inconsistency in sample_name formats too (with _)?# a few FC results have no sample name (possibly these are method blanks)# a few TSS results have only partial sample names# Rm10.1_Kenai_River has lowercase# some No Name Creek project sample names have a trailing _# steps to rectify:### 1.) rename SMPL Ca/Mg results as PS in line 1045. (Do so here rather than later on so as not to interfere with other previous global edits/mutates that may refer to "SMPL")### 2.) ``````{r include = F, eval = F}############ g.) prepare final format ################################ create column structure from example in AQWMS template. Use existing input from SGS results if applicable, specify value from "Permitted Values" tab if SGS input not applicable or not yet specifieddat %<>%# Proceeding left to right across columns of AWQMS template# Mutate new column or rename existing column as neededmutate(`Monitoring Location ID`= monitoring_location_id,`Activity Media Name`="Water",`Activity Media Subdivision Name`="Surface Water",# create activity ID name conditionally if condition(s) present`Activity ID`=case_when(is.na(sample_condition) ~paste0(`Monitoring Location ID`,"-",collect_date,"-",analyte_abbreviation),!is.na(sample_condition) ~paste0(`Monitoring Location ID`,"-",collect_date,"-",analyte_abbreviation,"-",sample_condition_abbrv)),`Activity Start Date`= collect_date,`Activity Start Time`= collect_time,`Activity End Date`="",`Activity End Time`="",`Activity Latitude`= latitude, `Activity Longitude`= longitude, `Activity Source Map Scale`="",`Activity Type`=case_when( sample_condition =="Field Duplicate"~"Quality Control Field Replicate Msr/Obs", sample_condition =="Blank"~"Quality Control Sample-Trip Blank", sample_type =="TB"~"Quality Control Sample-Trip Blank",TRUE~"Field Msr/Obs"),# All samples are surface grab samples. Depths are assigned across the board here as 6 inches (~15 cm) `Activity Depth/Height Measure`=15,`Activity Depth/Height Unit`="cm",# Next three columns not applicable for surface grab samples`Activity Top Depth/Height Measure`="",`Activity Top Depth/Height Unit`="",`Activity Bottom Depth/Height Measure`="",`Activity Bottom Depth/Height Unit`="",`Activity Relative Depth Name`="",`Activity Comment`= note,`Characteristic Name`= analyte,`Result Analytical Method ID`= epa_analysis_id,`Result Analytical Method Context`= context_code,`Method Speciation`="",`Result Value`= result,`Result Unit`= units,`Result Qualifier`= resultflag,`Result Weight Basis`="Sampled",`Statistical Base Code`= stat_base_code,`Result Sample Fraction`= result_sample_fraction, `Result Value Type`="Actual",`Result Comment`="",`Sample Collection Method ID`="",`Equipment ID`="Water Bottle",`Result Detection Condition`= result_detection_condition,`Result Detection Limit Type 1`="Limit of Quantitation",`Result Detection Limit Value 1`= loq,`Result Detection Limit Unit 1`= units,# note: lod = "limit of detection"; equivalent to "method detection level"`Result Detection Limit Type 2`="Method Detection Level",`Result Detection Limit Value 2`= lod,`Result Detection Limit Unit 2`= units,`Laboratory Accreditation Indicator`="",`Laboratory Name`= lab_name,`Laboratory Sample ID`= lab_sample,`Analysis Start Date`= run_date,`Analysis Start Time`= run_time,`Biological Intent`="",`Subject Taxonomic Name`="",`Thermal Preservative`="Cold packs",`Sample Container Type`= sample_container_type,`Sample Container Color`= sample_container_color,`Chemical Preservative`= preservative# remove columns that were mutated to a new name ,.keep ="unused")# Save a copy of the whole dataframe with all results and parameters prior to reducing it to just the column subset. We will use this later in QA/QC analyses.all_dat <- dat# next, for our AQWMS export, we want to retain just those columns listed in the AQWMS template# found solution to this problem here: https://gist.github.com/djhocking/62c76e63543ba9e94ebe# get all column names from AQWMS templateaqwms_colnames <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/AWQMS_KWF_Baseline_2021.xlsx", sheet ="KWF Baseline AWQMS Template") %>%colnames()# select from subset of column in aqwms template dat %<>%select(one_of(aqwms_colnames))# export final formatted AQWMS results to external csvwrite.csv(dat,"other/output/aqwms_formatted_results/2021_kwf_baseline_results_aqwms.csv",row.names = F)```<br>### 2021 Provisional Results, Prior to Data Review*Results last updated `r Sys.Date()`*The above data sources have been collated in to a single .csv file (available for download) into a format compatible with the EPA Water Quality Exchange. ***These data have not yet been evaluated against QA/QC standards following guidance in the current project Quality Assurance Project Plan.***```{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/output/aqwms_formatted_results/2021_kwf_baseline_results_aqwms.csv', text ="Download All Provisional 2021 Kenai River Baseline Water Quality Monitoring Results, Formatted for EPA WQX uplift")# check unique activity types#z <- read.csv("other/output/aqwms_formatted_results/2021_kwf_baseline_results_aqwms.csv")#z1 <- data.frame(unique(z$Characteristic.Name))```<br>------------------------------------------------------------------------### 2021 Data QA/QC EvaluationPrior to uplift to the EPA WQX, all water quality data must be checked against a series of standard questions in order to evaluate how quality assurance / quality check (QA/QC) requirements are met. The draft Data Evaluation Checklist Template (available for download below) outlines these questions:```{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/documents/AQWMS_documents/Kenai_Baseline_Data_Evaluation_Checklist_20230331.xlsx', text ="Download Draft Kenai Baseline Data Evaluation Checklist Template")# show example ADEC template also here```#### Pre-Database<br>##### Overall Project Success```{r, echo = F, message = F}# work with excel file Kenai_Baseline_Data_Evaluation_Checklist_20230331.xlsx and resequence evaluation to logical order```**1.) Were the appropriate analytical methods used for all parameters?**Yes. Analytical methods from the approved 2020 QAPP were employed.<br>**2.) Were there any deviations from the sampling plan?**All sites were visited as planned on 5/11/2021 and 7/27/2021. Most intrinsic water quality parameters measured with instruments (pH, dissolved oxygen, conductivity, turbidity) were not measured.**3.) Were field duplicates, blanks, and/or other QC samples collected as planned?**```{r echo = F}### First: get number of samples (results) actually collected from formatted, collated results created from the above code chunks### report for each parameter and datetotal_samples_collected_2021_summary_param <-read.csv('other/output/aqwms_formatted_results/2021_kwf_baseline_results_aqwms.csv') %>%clean_names() %>%group_by(result_analytical_method_id,characteristic_name,activity_start_date,activity_type) %>%count() %>%rename(actual_results_n = n) %>%transform(activity_start_date =ymd(activity_start_date))### Second: use kit request data to count "required" (planned) samples## read in SPRING 2021 planned samples from the packing listspring21_planned <-read_excel("other/input/2021_wqx_data/spring_2021_wqx_data/SGS/KRBWQM_SGS_bottle_order_Spring_2021.xlsx", sheet ="bottles_analyses_spring_2021") %>%mutate(activity_start_date = spring21_sample_date)## read in SUMMER 2021 planned samples from the packing listsummer21_planned <-read_excel("other/input/2021_wqx_data/summer_2021_wqx_data/SGS/KRBWQM_SGS_bottle_order_Summer_2021.xlsx", sheet ="bottles_analyses_summer_2021") %>%mutate(activity_start_date = summer21_sample_date)## combine spring and summer 2021 planned samplesplanned_samples_2021 <-bind_rows(spring21_planned,summer21_planned) %>%## prepare and summarise table samples collected and tests performedclean_names() %>%filter(item =="Bottle") %>%select(site,container_size,quantity,preservative,analysis_1,analysis_2,activity_start_date) %>%fill(site, .direction ="down") %>%filter(site !="Spare Kit") %>%# make sample type names consistentmutate(sample_type =case_when(grepl("DUPLICATE",site, ignore.case =TRUE) ~"FIELD DUPLICATE",grepl("blank",analysis_1, ignore.case =TRUE) ~"TRIP BLANK" )) %>%pivot_longer(values_to ="analysis", cols =c("analysis_1","analysis_2")) %>%filter(!is.na(analysis)) %>%# consolidate BTEX analysis types ("blank" analysis is same as analysis regular samples; difference is only that no sample was collected for the trip blanks)# distinction for trip blanks (for BTEX) listed in "activity type" columnmutate(analysis =str_replace(analysis,"624 - BTEX trip blank","624 - BTEX")) %>%# rename analysis type names to match between planned and actual mutate(analysis =case_when( analysis =="SM4500-NO3E - Nitrogen (Nitrate+Nitrite)"~"4500-NO3(F)", analysis =="SM4500-PE - Total Phosphorus"~"4500-P-E", analysis =="200.7 - Total Metals"~"200.7", analysis =="200.8 - Dissolved Metals"~"200.8", analysis =="1 liter Total Suspended Solids"~"2540-D", analysis =="Fecal Coliform"~"9222D", analysis =="624 - BTEX"~"8260D")) %>%# assign number of expected result types per analysismutate(expected_results =case_when( analysis =="4500-NO3(F)"~1, # Nitrate/Nitrite analysis =="4500-P-E"~1, # total phosphorus analysis =="200.7"~3, # total metals analysis =="200.8"~6, # custom short list; note that lab accidentally ran full list of 27 analytes in 2021 analysis =="2540-D"~1, # TSS analysis =="9222D"~1, analysis =="8260D"~6)) %>%# BTEX analysesmutate(activity_type =case_when( sample_type =="FIELD DUPLICATE"~"Field Duplicate", sample_type =="TRIP BLANK"~"Trip Blank",TRUE~"Field Msr/Obs")) %>%select(-sample_type)# clear intermediary dataframes stepsrm(spring21_planned,summer21_planned)# create summary table of PLANNED samplesplanned_samples_2021_summary <- planned_samples_2021 %>%group_by(analysis,expected_results,activity_start_date,activity_type) %>%summarise(expected_ct =sum(expected_results)) %>%ungroup() %>%select(-expected_results) %>%rename(expected_results_n = expected_ct,result_analytical_method_id = analysis) %>%transform(activity_start_date =mdy(activity_start_date),expected_results_n =as.numeric(expected_results_n)) %>%# replace naming conventions in "activity_type" column to match join dataframemutate(activity_type =case_when( activity_type =="Field Duplicate"~"Quality Control Field Replicate Msr/Obs", activity_type =="Field Msr/Obs"~"Field Msr/Obs", activity_type =="Trip Blank"~"Quality Control Sample-Trip Blank" ))### create table of quantity of samples (results) actually collected; not grouped by parameter, but instead by analysis typetotal_samples_collected_2021_summary <-read.csv('other/output/aqwms_formatted_results/2021_kwf_baseline_results_aqwms.csv') %>%clean_names() %>%group_by(result_analytical_method_id,activity_start_date,activity_type) %>%count() %>%rename(actual_results_n = n) %>%transform(activity_start_date =ymd(activity_start_date)) # create table of planned vs actual ANALYSESplanned_actual_analyses_2021 <-left_join(planned_samples_2021_summary,total_samples_collected_2021_summary,by =c("result_analytical_method_id","activity_start_date","activity_type")) %>%mutate(pct_diff = ((actual_results_n - expected_results_n) / (actual_results_n + expected_results_n)) *100)# write table to downloadwrite.csv(planned_actual_analyses_2021,"other/output/field_qa_qc_data/planned_actual_analyses_2021.csv", row.names = F)# TO DO::: once data that does not pass QC muster is flagged and removed, we will append an additional column(s) to the tables generated in there questions ```<br>```{r, echo = F}xfun::embed_file('other/output/field_qa_qc_data/planned_actual_analyses_2021.csv', text ="Download Planned vs. Actual Analysis Results for 2021, Kenai Baseline")```To see a table comparing planned vs actual results for 2021, view the excel file linked above.From the above table we can see that there are deviations between planned and actual results available. These reasons for the deviations are known and are attributable to two causes:*Cause 1:* The Spring 2021 Chain of Custody (COC) from KWF to SGS was completed erroneously. The COC specified for 200.8 analyses to be complete for all sites (when they should have stopped upstream of Morgan's Landing RM31), and it also specified for 200.7 analyses to stop upstream of Morgan's Landing (when they should have been performed for all sites in the project).As a result, for Spring 2021 total metals data will be unavailable for sites upstream of the Morgan's Landing RM31 site.*Cause 2:* For Summer 2021, the SGS performed the 200.8 analyses for all 27 analytes available for the method; instead of just the smaller subset of analytes as requested. (E.g., KWF received extra data for free. In this case., there are no consequences of deviating from the planned analyses).<br>**4.) Do the laboratory reports provide results for all sites and parameters?**The laboratory reports provide results for all sites, and for all parameters, with the exceptions outlined above in question #3.<br>**5.) Is a copy of the Chain of Custody included with the laboratory reports?**We worked with three separate laboratories in 2021:- SGS Laboratories, Anchorage, AK - Chain of Custody documents are included within the PDF laboratory reports linked above earlier in this appendix.- Soldotna Wastewater Treatment Plant, Soldotna, AK - Chain of Custody documents are on file with Kenai Watershed Forum for fecal coliform and total suspended solids for 5/11/2021, and for total suspended solids on 7/27/2021.- Tauriainen Engineering & Testing, Soldotna, AK - An individual document for each sample reports the time and date of delivery and analysis for each sample. These documents are included with the PDF laboratory reports linked above earlier in this appendix.<br>**6.) Do the laboratory reports match the Chain of Custody and requested methods throughout?**The laboratory reports match the Chain of Custody and requested methods, with the one exception discussed in question #3. For summer 2021, the SGS performed the 200.8 analyses for all 27 analytes available for the method; instead of just the smaller subset of analytes as requested. (E.g., KWF received extra data for free. In this case., there are no consequences of deviating from the planned analyses).<br>**7.) Are the number of samples on the laboratory reports the same as on the Chain of Custody?**The quantity of sample bottles sent to the laboratories matches the number of analyzed samples for samples collected and delivered on 5/11/2021 and 7/27/2021.<br>**8.) Was all supporting info provided in the laboratory report, such as reporting limits for all analyses and definitions?**We worked with three separate laboratories in 2021:- SGS Laboratories, Anchorage, AK - SGS provided data as PDFs which included reporting limits, as well as in the form of an Electronic Data Deliverable where this information is also included in column format.- Soldotna Wastewater Treatment Plant (SWWTP), Soldotna, AK - SWWTP provided data in the form of .xls files. Reporting limits are described in this project's current Quality Assurance Action Plan.- Tauriainen Engineering & Testing, Soldotna, AK - Tauriainen provided data in the form of PDF documents. Reporting limits are described in this project's current Quality Assurance Action Plan.<br>**9.) Are site names, dates, and times correct and as expected?**- *Yes, after post-season correction documented in this report.* Notes: In 2021 Kenai Watershed Forum used pre-printed waterproof labels on all sample bottles, reducing opportunity for field and lab transcription errors. Remaining site name transcription errors from laboratories were corrected in post-season data review.<br>**10.) Were there any issues with instrument calibration?**- Instruments to measure intrinsic water quality parameters (sondes; to measure pH, dissolved oxygen, conductivity, turbidity) were not employed in 2021.- Teams did use hand-held probes to record water temperature on-site. Prior to field use, the hand-held probes were verified as measuring within the accuracy level define in the QAPP using an ice bath in the laboratory.<br>**11.) Did the instruments perform as expected?**- The hand-held water temperature probes performed as expected in 2021.<br>**12.) Was instrument calibration performed according to the QAPP and instrument recommendations?**- Water temperature is a parameter that is "verified" rather than calibrated. The hand-held water temperature probes were verified as measuring within the accuracy level define in the QAPP using an ice bath in the laboratory, according to instrument recommendations.<br>**13.) Was instrument verification during the field season performed according to the QAPP and instrument recommendations?**- The hand-held water temperature probes were verified as measuring within the accuracy level define in the QAPP using an ice bath in the laboratory, according to instrument recommendations.<br>**14.) Were instrument calibration verification logs or records kept?**- Yes. These records are held at Kenai Watershed Forum, 44129 Sterling Hwy, Soldotna, AK.<br>**15.) Do the instrument data files site IDs, time stamps and file names match?**- Instrument files were not employed in 2021. Measurements from hand held probes were recorded on waterproof paper field forms.<br>**16.) Is any insitu field data rejected and why?**- No insitu data is rejected from 5/11/2021 or 7/27/2021.<br>**17.) Were preservation, hold time and temperature requirements met?**- Yes. Summer and Spring 2021 holding time requirements were met for all samples. See downloadable files below. Laboratory result documents indicated no compromises of preservation and temperature requirements.```{r hold-times, echo = F, messages = F, warnings = F}# embed for downloadxfun::embed_file("other/input/AQWMS/sample_holding_times.csv", text ="Download Table of Maximum Holding Times for Each Sample Type")``````{r hold-times-1, echo = F, messages = F, warnings = F}# define columns to retaincol_names <-c("sample","epa_analysis_id","analyte","collect_date","collect_time","rec_date","rec_time","lab_name")# read in datatotal_samples_collected_2021_summary_param <-read.csv('other/output/aqwms_formatted_results/2021_kwf_baseline_results_aqwms.csv')# read in columns relevant to holding time calculationsholdtime_dat <- dat %>%select(all_of(col_names)) %>%# some observations have date/time in separate columns, while some have them in the same column. remedy this inconsistencymutate(rec_date1 =as.Date(rec_date),rec_time1 =case_when(!is.na(rec_time) ~as_hms(rec_time),is.na(rec_time) ~as_hms(rec_date))) %>%select(-rec_time,-rec_date) %>%rename(rec_time = rec_time1,rec_date = rec_date1) %>%# create single date/time columns for activity and lab receiptmutate(activity_datetime =ymd_hms(paste(collect_date,collect_time)),rec_datetime =ymd_hms(paste(rec_date,rec_time))) %>%# calculate actual holding time period in hoursmutate(hold_time_hours =as.numeric(rec_datetime - activity_datetime)) %>%select(-collect_date,-collect_time,-rec_date,-rec_time) %>%mutate(analytical_method =str_trim(dat$analytical_method, side ="left"))# join the (manually created) dataframe with maximum allowed sample holding times# read in max holding timesmax_holding_times <-read.csv("other/input/AQWMS/sample_holding_times.csv") %>%transform(max_holding_time_hours =as.numeric(max_holding_time_hours)) # join holding time data to maximum holding times table# calculate Y/N column for pass/failholdtime_dat <-left_join(holdtime_dat,max_holding_times) %>%mutate(hold_time_pass =case_when( hold_time_hours > max_holding_time_hours ~"N",TRUE~"Y"))# save hold time calculation results as external csvwrite.csv(holdtime_dat,"other/output/field_qa_qc_data/holding_time_calcs.csv", row.names = F)# embed for downloadxfun::embed_file("other/output/field_qa_qc_data/holding_time_calcs.csv", text ="Download Holding Time Calculations for Spring and Summer 2021 Field Samples")```<br>**18.) Are dissolved metal quantities less than total metals quantities?**- Dissolved metals results are *not* consistently less than total metals results, as would be anticipated (see link at [Flowlink](https://www.flowlink.ca/post/2018/12/15/dissolved-total-metals-whats-the-difference-and-why-it-matters) website)- In 2021, there are results available for both dissolved and total metals for three elements: Ca, Fe, and Mg; for sites at and downstream of RM 31.- Dissolved metals results are available for 7/27/2021 (summer) only, and not for 5/11/2021 (spring); see question #3 in this sequence.- Results: - Calcium: all available observations show dissolved metals \> total metals - Iron: all available observations show dissolved metals \< total metals - Magnesium: nearly all available observations show dissolved metals \< total metals, with the exception of three sites, all near the Kenai River mouth```{r echo = F}# define elements to comparediss_total_analytes <-c("Calcium, Total","Iron, Total","Magnesium, Total","Calcium","Iron","Magnesium")# prep dataframediss_total_metals_dat <- dat %>%select(analyte, collect_date, collect_time, monitoring_location_name, result, units, result_detection_condition, sample_condition) %>%filter(analyte %in% diss_total_analytes) %>%# make units consistent between different labels ("mg/L", "ug/L", "mg/l")mutate(result =case_when( units =="mg/L"| units =="mg/l"~ result*1000, units =="ug/L"~ result)) %>%mutate(units =str_replace(units,"mg/L","ug/L"))# choose location to save csvsdir <-"other/output/field_qa_qc_data/metals_total_diss/"# calciumca <- diss_total_metals_dat %>%filter(analyte %in%c("Calcium","Calcium, Total")) %>%pivot_wider(names_from ="analyte", values_from ="result") %>%mutate(particulate_conc =`Calcium, Total`- Calcium) %>%# mutate column to designate if total metals > dissolved metalsmutate(total_greater_diss =ifelse(particulate_conc >0,"Y","N"))ca_dir <-paste0(dir,"ca",".csv")write.csv(ca,ca_dir)xfun::embed_file(paste0(dir,"ca",".csv"), text ="Download 2021 Calcium data, total vs dissolved")# ironfe <- diss_total_metals_dat %>%filter(analyte %in%c("Iron","Iron, Total")) %>%pivot_wider(names_from ="analyte", values_from ="result") %>%mutate(particulate_conc =`Iron, Total`- Iron) %>%# mutate column to designate if total metals > dissolved metalsmutate(total_greater_diss =ifelse(particulate_conc >0,"Y","N"))fe_dir <-paste0(dir,"fe",".csv")write.csv(fe,fe_dir)xfun::embed_file(paste0(dir,"fe",".csv"), text ="Download 2021 Iron data, total vs dissolved")# magnesiummg <- diss_total_metals_dat %>%filter(analyte %in%c("Magnesium","Magnesium, Total")) %>%pivot_wider(names_from ="analyte", values_from ="result") %>%mutate(particulate_conc =`Magnesium, Total`- Magnesium) %>%# mutate column to designate if total metals > dissolved metalsmutate(total_greater_diss =ifelse(particulate_conc >0,"Y","N"))mg_dir <-paste0(dir,"mg",".csv")write.csv(mg,mg_dir)xfun::embed_file(paste0(dir,"mg",".csv"), text ="Download 2021 Magnesium data, total vs dissolved")rm(ca,fe,mg)# NOTE: make the above 3 dataframe results into a function! Note that in 2023 we are getting total metals for Cu and Zn as well...!```<br>**19.) Are the duplicate sample(s) RPD within range described in QAPP? **In 2021, duplicate samples were collected at two sites on both 5/11/2021 and 7/27/2021: - No Name Creek (Tributary, RM0)- Funny River (Tributary, RM30)from DEC 2022 field report: "... a set of paired samples was evaluated for RPD only if: a.) one or both of the samples were above the [LOQ)]; AND if b.) one or both of the samples were at least two times the [LOQ]." Work in progress here as of `r Sys.Date()````{r echo = F}knitr::knit_exit()``````{r}# generate table of rpd values and make csv downloadable# general approach:# create table with RPD goals from QAPP# calculate observed 2021 RPD values# compare to goals# subset field data from sites with field duplicates in 2021qaqc_sites_2021 <-read_excel("other/input/AQWMS/aqwms_qaqc/aqwms_qaqc_info.xlsx", sheet ="field_dup_sites_2021") %>%remove_empty()# read in data formatted for exportexport_dat <-read.csv('other/output/aqwms_formatted_results/2021_kwf_baseline_results_aqwms.csv') %>%clean_names()# inner joinfield_dup_dat_2021 <-inner_join(export_dat,qaqc_sites_2021) # specify and retain columns needed for RPD analysisrpd_cols <-c("monitoring_location_id","activity_id","activity_type","activity_start_date","characteristic_name","result_value","result_unit","result_detection_condition","result_detection_limit_type_1","result_detection_limit_value_1","result_detection_limit_unit_1" )field_dup_dat_2021 %<>%select(one_of(rpd_cols))# assign columns to check if data can be evaluated for RPDrpd_check_dat <- field_dup_dat_2021 %>%# is sample above LOQ?mutate(above_loq =case_when( result_value > result_detection_limit_value_1 ~"Y",TRUE~"N")) %>%# is sample 2x LOQ ?mutate(loq_2x =case_when( result_value >2*result_detection_limit_value_1 ~"Y",TRUE~"N")) # make downloadable table# maybe make this as as tab # export csv of rpd results from 1st stagexfun::embed_file(rpd_check_dat, text ="Download 2021 Duplicate Sample Data")``````{r echo = F}# 5/10/2023:: working here to determine how bets to execute 2-stage winnowing process to decide which data can be used for RPD calcsrpd_cols_1 <-c("monitoring_location_id","activity_type","activity_start_date","characteristic_name","result_value","result_unit","result_detection_limit_type_1","result_detection_limit_value_1","result_detection_limit_unit_1","above_loq","loq_2x" )z <- rpd_check_dat %>%#mutate(rn = row_number()) %>%select(all_of(rpd_cols_1)) %>%pivot_wider(names_from ="activity_type", values_from =c("result_value"))```\newpage
